On time with the release of biweekly betas, Apple has released the fourth beta of macOS Mojave 10.14.4 for developers. It is a fairly refined beta, since the latest official version of macOS Mojave, 10.14.3, has been available for all compatible Macs for a month.
As usual, the macOS Mojave 10.14.4 beta can be downloaded in the usual way. For this, if you have the required developer profile installed on the Mac, you can go to System Preferences and install the beta that Apple has released just a few hours ago.
Among the novelties of macOS Mojave 1o.14.4 we find Apple News first available in Canada. Users in this country have the news channel available in both French, English or both languages. We do not know the progress of the agreements that Apple may be carrying out with the rest of the countries. Apple News offers a fully configurable news channel, to have the news that you consider most relevant at your fingertips.
But perhaps the most significant novelty can be enjoyed in the final version of macOS Mojave 10.14.4, those users who have Touch ID on their Mac. Apple includes the Safari function AutoFill with Touch ID. Entering passwords with sensitive user information, now it will be much easier just by authorizing the information on the keychain by authorizing the operation with our finger on the Touch ID.
Finally, macOS Mojave 10.14.4 will show the Safari pages in dark mode, when the web developer has configured their page to view in dark mode. The final version of macOS Mojave is expected to be ready in the coming weeks, taking advantage of the presentation of some hardware product, which is scheduled for the end of March. It is also possible that macOS Mojave 10.14.4 will be advanced to include the security patch discovered by a security researcher, which directly affects iCloud keychain information.